How long can a 37-year-old woman who has gone through menopause live?

Most women will enter menopause in their 40s. During menopause, their menstruation will become less and less until menopause. If menopause occurs before the age of 40, it is undoubtedly an abnormal phenomenon. Women will also have problems with premature ovarian failure, and their skin color will be dull and they are prone to some gynecological diseases. However, some women are very concerned about how long a person can live after menopause at the age of 37?

In fact, whether a woman goes through menopause early, middle or late will not directly affect her life span. It's just that if menopause comes early, it may accelerate the aging process, and the functions of each of our organs will decline prematurely, which may affect our life span.

What are the harms of early menopause?

1. Low libido: Premature menopause is actually a gynecological disease. For some women, it is caused by poor development of male reproductive organs, tumors, deformities, etc. This may cause uterine atrophy or endocrine insufficiency, such as low libido and infertility.

2. Accelerated aging: If amenorrhea is caused by premature ovarian failure, it will also accelerate women's decline, causing osteoporosis, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, reduced sleep, and disharmonious marital life. Blindly following the trend of dieting to lose weight may also cause amenorrhea too early in women of childbearing age, which will not only cause endocrine imbalance, but may also cause shrinkage of the male reproductive organs and affect reproductive function.

3. Infertility: Early menopause will actually affect women’s fertility. Therefore, we should first determine the degree of amenorrhea in order to induce ovulation and make pregnancy possible. Some patients with first-degree amenorrhea may experience restoration of ovulation. During the second menopause, the body's estrogen level is extremely low, and it is difficult for eggs to grow again.

4. Diseases such as osteoporosis and hypertension: Women after menopause may also suffer from osteoporosis, and due to the increase of triglycerides and low-density lipoprotein, they may also develop arteriosclerosis and hypertension.

Based on the introduction in the previous article, you should now know how long a 37-year-old woman can live after menopause. Early menopause does not actually directly affect a woman's life. Early menopause will cause premature decline in women, which will cause problems in the functions of every organ in the body, indirectly affecting other aspects of health. In addition, early menopause will also reduce a woman's reproductive function. Therefore, if you have menopause before the age of 40, you must seek treatment as soon as possible.